Guns and VeriChip
September 02, 2004
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UPDATE April 7, 2004 2:30 PM CST
Note from Alex Jones:
I interviewed Conrad Chase for 30 minutes on my syndicated radio broadcast.
He told me that the CEO of VeriChip, Mr. Bolton, had told him that there was a
plan to use the VeriChip as a global implantable identity system. I asked him
if whether in the future you would have to have a chip to get into the club
period, and he said yes.
I said laughingly, that you're not going to be a VIP in the world if you
don't have a chip, to which he responded that that was a great slogan that he
would start using.
He went on to say that all gun owners should have to have a microchip
implanted in their hand to be able to own a gun. He also said that the VeriChip
company had told him that the Italian government was preparing to implant all of
their government workers. He said that this is a great system that he believes
will replace credit cards for buying and selling.
I asked him where he was getting all of these ideas and he said that he had
learned all of this from discussions with VeriChip, and that he was aware that
the plant making the chips was in Beijing, China.
It doesn't get any more bone-chilling than this. They are going to sell
microchips as the ultimate in trendiness.
Note from Alex Jones:
I interviewed Conrad Chase for 30 minutes on my syndicated radio broadcast.
He told me that the CEO of VeriChip, Mr. Bolton, had told him that there was a
plan to use the VeriChip as a global implantable identity system. I asked him
if whether in the future you would have to have a chip to get into the club
period, and he said yes.
I said laughingly, that you're not going to be a VIP in the world if you
don't have a chip, to which he responded that that was a great slogan that he
would start using.
He went on to say that all gun owners should have to have a microchip
implanted in their hand to be able to own a gun. He also said that the VeriChip
company had told him that the Italian government was preparing to implant all of
their government workers. He said that this is a great system that he believes
will replace credit cards for buying and selling.
I asked him where he was getting all of these ideas and he said that he had
learned all of this from discussions with VeriChip, and that he was aware that
the plant making the chips was in Beijing, China.
It doesn't get any more bone-chilling than this. They are going to sell
microchips as the ultimate in trendiness.
